What We Do
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We unlock new opportunities and expand clients’ reach through targeted strategies that drive sustainable growth.
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We represent clients’ interests effectively at all levels of government to influence policy and regulatory decisions.
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We craft compelling narratives and managing communications that enhance clients’ reputation and stakeholder engagement.
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We develop and nurture key partnerships that support clients’ long-term objectives and strengthen their influence.
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We provide expert insights to help clients navigate complex regulatory environments and minimize potential risks.
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We facilitate strong alliances that amplify clients’ impact across industries and government.
Issue Areas
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Airports are essential economic engines and transportation hubs—but they also face high regulatory burdens, intense public scrutiny, and increasing infrastructure demands.
From commercial airports managing terminal expansion to rural airports trying to keep pace with modernization mandates, the aviation sector must balance safety, access, environmental compliance, and community relations while navigating layers of federal and state oversight.
CPRA Strategies supports airports and aviation partners with targeted funding strategies, public affairs support, and procurement guidance that drives progress without political or operational delays.
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Infrastructure projects—whether for transportation, water systems, broadband, energy, or public facilities—require significant planning, cross-agency coordination, and sustained advocacy. These projects often span years and demand support from multiple funding sources, regulatory approvals, and political stakeholders.
CPRA Strategies partners with local governments, utilities, and private developers to secure infrastructure dollars, shape public policy, and guide competitive procurement efforts. We help clients cut through bureaucracy, build community support, and move projects from concept to construction.
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Cities, counties, and special districts are on the front lines of public service delivery—and they’re under increasing pressure to do more with less.
From securing outside funding to advancing local policy goals and navigating competitive procurements, local governments need strategic support to meet growing community needs.
CPRA Strategies partners with local governments across California to win grants, protect local control, and engage with the community. We work as an extension of your team—providing hands-on support that aligns with your operational, fiscal, and political realities.
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Cities and nonprofits across California and beyond are increasingly tasked with managing and protecting natural assets that also serve as economic drivers—think parks, trails, open space, waterfronts, and recreation corridors.
These projects often aim to balance environmental protection with expanded public access, tourism development, and climate resilience.
CPRA Strategies helps mission-driven organizations and municipalities turn those projects into funded realities. Whether the goal is to restore a coastal bluff, build a trail network, or expand outdoor programming in underserved communities, we bring the policy fluency, funding expertise, and political strategy needed to move projects forward.
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Rural communities often face unique challenges: limited infrastructure, sparse staff capacity, and fewer local revenue sources to fund public priorities. At the same time, they are home to some of the most important natural resources, tourism economies, and cultural assets in the country.
CPRA Strategies helps rural cities, counties, and nonprofits access public funding, navigate regulatory systems, and build the political and community support needed to implement projects that improve quality of life.
Whether it’s expanding broadband, preserving open space, improving public facilities, or building a rural trail system, we work alongside rural leaders to turn high-impact ideas into fundable, actionable plans.
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Workforce development is central to economic mobility, community resilience, and equitable recovery—but building effective workforce systems requires more than just job training. It takes sustained investment, strategic partnerships, and alignment across education, employers, and government.
CPRA Strategies supports local governments, workforce boards, educational institutions, and nonprofits in designing, funding, and advancing workforce initiatives that meet both community and industry needs.
Whether you’re launching a youth apprenticeship program, scaling a sector-based training model, or applying for federal funds, we help you make the case—and make it happen.